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Raf | World War Ii
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Ronald Adam plays the part of a Group Controller. During the Battle of Britain, he was Squadron Leader Ronald Adam and was the Group Controller at Hornchurch.
The word "angels" in the title was Second World War RAF slang for altitude: "angels one five" refers to an altitude of 15,000 feet.
The film was used as part of the RAF Initial Officer Training at RAF Cranwell (at least until the 1990s), as it deals with the conflict of man-management of others versus having to perform the task as well, whilst put in a setting that would be relevant to future officers.
Ronald Adam was also a WW1 fighter pilot and he believed he had been shot down by Manfred Von Richtofen aka the Red Baron.
Some of the Hurricane fighters in the film were borrowed from the Portuguese government.
"[after the ops room has been bombed. Foster walks through the rubble] WAAF Foster: Tea, Sir? Bit gritty I'm afraid Sir. Squadron Leader Barry Clinton: Foster, that's an inspiration. Remind me to have you promoted. WAAF Foster: Yes Sir."
"Flight Lt. 'Batchy' Salter: Wotcher Septic, me old assassin. So this is where you hide?"
